The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

IN homo rule, ia proceeding without bioodshed
or serious disorder.
In France interest centres upon tho ASTON.
II any. which will DO taken In reply 20 the nm.
timed and impudent manifesto Of the Count OF
Paris. Tho Radicals are bowling for the whole
sale expulsion Of all Monsrchist and Bona
partist pretenders. It would DO easy for
Rouvier. BY stroke Of his pen. to crafty the
Radicals and to put himself right with HIS
party By banishinR the Bourbons and Bona
partists. but It Ia doubtful whether the Repub-
hcsn clsmor will be gratiied. At least until
some radical change shall have taken place in
the Government Gr6vy IL averse to severe
measures. and houvier. who 'hao been sup.
ported By. and who. in fact owes tho ex-
istence OF his Government to reactionary
assistance. eannot with any good grace
turn against his allies. The important
question Of expulsion will not be settled
without special meeting Of tho Cabinet
until the Deputies reassembls, but meanwhile
precautions are being taken to prevent the
posting MP Of the manifesto In country places
TO poison tho minds Of the peasants.
The funniest International episode We have
enjoyed for long time 10 the arrest Of the lit
tie 16-year-old son OF tho notorious Schnse-
bele. who has revived the memory Of his
fathers doinss, and the question as to how his
name should DO spelled By posting up on Ger
man soil so-oallsd insulting placards. In his
manifesto young Schnaebele calls upon the
people Of Alsace-Lorraine to keep their
courage. AZ no and his friends will
soon release them. Now the boy II In
afortress at Meta, whore his youthful dreams
<SH wl~
considerable pitiful snuniinR. France and
French Journalists have Of course worked
themselves up to pitch Of excitement. which
always presents % interesting . study. A
noble effort Is being made to start . now
international scare. 1t will Of course not suc-
coed. The German officials will not place
themselves In . ludicrous position BY taking
serious notice Of the ohildish escspado, and
will lot the boy OF With Q short term Of
imprisonment. or perhaps allow him to 20 scot
free after having learned By cross-cx Examination
whether his deed OF daring was inspired BY his
father. It has been proposed that tho boy DO
made to pass through the hands Of Prof Hin
torschlag. and made to feel how foolish no waA
sound birching would DO him good. and It
would stir mp such . storm Of indignation in
patriotic French bosoms - TO mako hero Of
him for . long time.
D'snoASA' uousuJ ~ Uuny ouu % WoEt1oos
spent YESTERDAY In endowment It Was the an
niverssU Of his appointment - Prussian
Premier. Letters and kilograms came from
everywhere. and everything imaginable was
done to mako the old iron man fool happy.
Tho old Emperor. having bestowed ON Bis
marck every possible honor. could do NO moro
than to write him an autograph letter, accom-
panied BY work of art meant to further ex-
press his deep friendship. II ID interest
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VINO nave called ON tho Chancellor
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from Prince William OF Prussia. tho Emperor's
grandson Tho taet that Bismarck made tho
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MAKE u any tho loss comical way OF putting
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